HISTORY:DENNIS, Charles 1925 SENECA COUNTY OHIO
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History of Ohio
The American Historical Society, Inc., 1925
Volume III, page 438.

	CHARLES E. DENNIS learned in his youth the 
trade of carpenter, and through 
the medium of his trade he has won advancement to 
secure status as one of 
the representative contractors and builders 
in the City of Tiffin, judicial 
center of Seneca County. He was born in 
Crawford County, this state,July 
31, 1881 and in the same county were born 
his parents, Frank E. and 
Magdalena (Stuckey) Dennis, who now resides
 at Tiffin, the father having 
learned the carpenter trade and having done 
more or less contracting in 
line therewith. He is a democrat in politics, 
and he and his wife hold 
membership in the Reformed Church. Of the 
seven children all are living 
except one.
	Charles E. Dennis was a boy at the time 
of the family removal to Seneca 
County, and here he gained his early education. 
At the age of fifteen years 
he initiated a practical apprenticeship 
to the carpenter's trade under the 
direction of his father, and since 1914 
he has been successfully 
established in business as a contractor 
and builder, with residence and 
business headquarters at Tiffin.He has 
erected a number of the large and 
important buildings in his home city and 
many of the better grade of houses 
in this city and vicinity.
	The republican party receives the 
loyal allegiance of Mr. Dennis, and his 
religious faith is that of the Reformed 
Church. In the Masonic fraternity 
he is affiliated with Tiffin Lodge No. 77, 
Ancient Free and Accepted 
Masons; Seneca Chapter No. 42, Royal Arch 
Masons; Clinton Council No. 47, 
Royal and Select Masters; and the local 
Chapter of the Order of the Eastern 
Star, besides which he holds membership 
in the Junior Order of Untied 
American Mechanics.



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